The Kenwood kMix range is a whole spectrum of super stylish, ultra-modern, functional appliances to soup up your kitchen and spice up your food prep. The (colour) Kenwood kMix Stand Mixer embodies the Kenwood Chef values in a chic, stunning design.
Box Contains
1 x Kenwood kMix KMX50BK black Stand Mixer
1 x 5 litre bowl with handle
1 x non stick K beater
1 x non stick balloon whisk
1 x non stick dough hook
1 x splashguard
1 x recipe cards
1 x spatula
1 x instruction manual
1 x registration card
1 x UK plug
This item's packaging will indicate what is inside. To cover it, select Dispatch in Amazon box on the checkout page.
It means if it's for a present they can cover the box
tiggerloveslife to rredwin
21 Dec 165#48
To put it quite simply...the multi-one is an all in one machine....jack of all trades, master of none for want of a better phrase....don't get me wrong it's a decent enough machine but really isn't designed for one particular task whereas the KMix is a specialised machine for bakers so if baking is your main priority and you do a lot of it I would go for the KMix...I've had one for over a year now and have used it constantly and it's thrown everything I've thrown at it....must admit the only thing in the baking line I've found a food processor handy for is chopping nuts/biscuits etc as the Kmix does not have any blades for chopping/cutting/dicing...I bought a little kenwood mini chopper for doing nuts and it's superb but doesn't have a large capacity but then again you're not usually doing massive quantities when chopping nuts....it's too small for doing biscuits though so usually use a food processor for that...
Anyway will stop rambling as really no sure if I'm being of any help at all....
ThePrince
20 Dec 165#13
Expect this deal to be baking :smiley:
Excellent price. Just wish it had a steel bowl
voodooflux
21 Dec 164#66
It's during checkout, under Review items & delivery...
Latest comments (151)
voodooflux
20 Jan 17#151
Sorry, only just caught your reply - I contacted Amazon to complain.
rodman
27 Dec 16#150
price gone up, expired
twinkle06
27 Dec 16#149
Thanks for the reply - how much did you get the mincer attachment for?
rredwin
27 Dec 16#148
Ended up going for the Kmix, used it to make mince pie pastry and it was brilliant! No mess, so quick and easy to clean afterwards. As others helpfully suggested, if you want the blender, etc then maybe go for that, but this one does what we need it to. And it comes with the attachment that is worth £30 separately so even more vfm.
bringit
27 Dec 16#147
took the advice and complained - got a £10 refund. to be fair I feel this was due, as the wife did see the box!
vassy4u
26 Dec 16#146
Thanks guys. Received 10% partial refund from Amazon for not dispatching the item in Amazon box.. Merry Christmas :smiley:
twinkle06
26 Dec 16#145
I can't decide between the Kmix and the Kenwood either, what did you go for in the end?
What do others think? The extra attachments would definitely be handy and the price is the same.
Clivecvh
25 Dec 16#144
Send Amazon an email or contact them by whatever method complain about the box . They seem to be giving everyone 10%. I wrote and said would make a good item for BBC Watchdog given Amazon has totally let so many down. Posting your complaint on the Amazon Facebook page also works.
bringit
25 Dec 161#143
Same as, Kenwood plastered all over the brown box!
luis.vc
25 Dec 161#142
New bowl arrived in less than 24 hours and fits perfectly. :smiley: all sorted! Luckly it was on sale.
inthehoop
23 Dec 16#141
Same happened with me! Luckily I opened the door to receive the parcel....
Did Amazon contact you about the refund, or do you need to email them?
voodooflux
23 Dec 161#140
Mine arrived next day, alas Amazon neglected to dispatch it in one of their boxes as requested. Fortunately the intended recipient was out when it arrived.
UPDATE: Amazon refunded me 10% for the oversight - result!
Nerak80
23 Dec 161#139
Thanks OP i ordered and it arrived yesterday. Hottest thing this year imho. (Well close but ahead of the Nespresso i bagged last week!!)
Unfortunately i had two back to back drinking sessions so didn't actually muster life to try yesterday. Equally groggy today but can confirm it also has the free beater.
Anyone know who'll cover this with warranty - i remember some say call up with any new product and we can cover it (i want it for the accidental some!)
Pezza2u
23 Dec 16#138
Thanks for your help and advise :smiley:
I bought the glass bowl from Debenhams, which arrived today. I can understand the plastic ring being fragile and breaking if it got stuck too firmly. Buying the KMX80 and the glass bowl has only cost me £20 more than it would've done buying this deal and the metal bowl, which isn't too bad. I was considering getting this for the bowl and spare attachments but decided not to.
namsu2403
23 Dec 16#137
can confirm the above. creamer beater included. side of box says KMX54GBK next to black mixer but additional sticker says KMX50GBK
Tora
23 Dec 161#136
I received mine yesterday (free standard delivery). I do think it's possibly a returned item, as there's finger prints on it etc. but no obvious fault. I'm going to do a test drive today. :smiley:
Thanks for posting the deal, OP. I was after a K-mix or Kitchen aid for several years.
shindigger
23 Dec 163#135
Didnt mean "like", meant "sympathize". gutting.
luis.vc
22 Dec 161#134
When opening the box and lifting the machine, glass bowl fell and broke on the floor.... Replacement bowl coming from debenhams... :disappointed:
fnas81
22 Dec 161#133
I ordered my kenwood on Wednesday morning, opted for free delivery and received it today afternoon. Wo ahh!! How quick!!
newlife
22 Dec 16#132
Hi. Is the 5 years warranty international?
janz70
22 Dec 161#131
ps i dont know about what attachments it takes but it does have a covered drive on front of unit
janz70
22 Dec 162#130
got mine today - what a great piece of equipment
All metal apart from very thick pirex type bowl
Tools = k mixer, dough hook and balloon whisk and additional creamer is also included (usually £30 extra)
5 yr kenwood g/tee
Appears brand new model BK50GBK (additional sticker on box ) on side shows pic of item with code KMX54GBK
this is my bargain of the year - 2016
default12
22 Dec 16#129
you can't put the attachment at the top such as the liquidiser. if you dont want extra attachments such as separate liquidiser on the kitchen counter then go for the original Kenwood machines.
dreamager
22 Dec 16#128
Sadly i think 54 just means black, whereas 50 should be 'coconut' but amazons numbering seems to differ by adding BK to mean the colour
charyshiv
22 Dec 16#127
Ah great, that is the newer version. Could be the fault mentioned above for KMX50 may have been sorted.
Thank you.
Parfy
22 Dec 16#126
Mine came today, has the port on the front to attach. The version that arrived was actually KMX54GBK
shindigger
22 Dec 161#125
Arrived in 2 days on standard delivery. Its a warehouse "good" version. Its actually in better nick than some new items ive bought from Amazon. Its a crap shoot.
I got this for effectively £72 and iwill prob sell the creamer bringing it down to £50 ish. The sell the old one for £15. £35 for this. Insane. Built like the proverbial too.
That said, ive just made a right mess of an apple cake. Mixture gone like lead. Had to chuck it.
Need to see what im doing wrong.
Went too fast i think.
charyshiv
22 Dec 16#124
Hi,
Just trying to find out if this mixer has the option to attach pasta roller, pasta cutter, mincer etc in the front ? The image does not show the front. I compared the products KMX52 vs KMX50GBK on Kenwood site and it says this product does not have the slow speed extension in the front. But description in Amazon says it has. Could anybody who bought this product tell if this mixer has the front attachment feature ? And does the "Pasta Roller KAX970ME" work ?
Sorry wrong place to ask but thought might be quicker here than go through Kenwood customer service. Thanks
kha27
22 Dec 161#123
Mine is due to be delivered today
Saro
22 Dec 16#122
thanks mate. not gonna cancel. thought it was a major safety problem. appreciate your reply.
Duelling Duck
22 Dec 16#121
Some people are saying that they've had the glass bowl slip from its bottom and get stuck in the base - are there any more reports apart from that one case?. But it's got a 5 year warranty and this is a crazy price for this machine so if that ever did happen just get onto their helpline. You'd be mad to cancel.
Saro
22 Dec 16#120
huh? what design fault? I've just ordered this please tell so I can cancel
Madchester
21 Dec 16#119
I do all that
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 161#118
Difference is whether they come with the glass bowl vs Stainless steel bowl :wink:
The machine itself is the same apart from the colour.
takethatfan1978
21 Dec 16#117
If your mixture is splitting then there's a problem with how you are using the ingredients. Always cream butter and sugar until white and fluffy. When adding eggs do it a little at a time and always make sure they're mixed in well before adding more. If any hint of curdling at all add a wee bit of the flour with each small amount of egg.
Can't go wrong if you do it that way :smiley: that and make sure butter/eggs are room temperature :smiley:
Parfy
21 Dec 16#116
I thought they were just different colour variations?
OttovonPrimark
21 Dec 16#115
@Pezza2u and tiggerslovelife
Thanks both. Saw Micah88's post about the design fault with the KMX50 and will go for the KMX80 instead.
monkeyboyadams
21 Dec 161#114
I purchased mine on Black Friday for £179, however as I was yet to use it, Amazon agreed to collect it and issue me with a full refund. Arranged at 11:55pm yesterday, collected this morn, refund issued, new one ordered at £119. Not much work for a £60 saving. Perhaps you could do the same if you haven't used it yet?
rmtheatre
21 Dec 161#113
makes a mockery of black Friday - when I bought it!
a1a1a1
21 Dec 16#112
Hi, how does it compare to the Kewood Chef Classic KM330 please?
I'm looking to get one for my wife for Xmas. Thanks for any help.
Purrrrrr
21 Dec 16#111
underwhelmed. only a 500w motor. Nice if you only want it for sponge & meringues. Personally I'd spend my £119 at currys on the kenwood multione kitchen machine - 1000w motor so it'll take anything you can throw at it, & it also has a food processor & blender attachment.
fightclub
21 Dec 161#110
Awesome mixer!! Purchased at the start of the year and for more money.
Ridiculous price.
Buy it now!!!!
Heat from me!!
Sponge
21 Dec 161#109
I understood it to mean they'll put the (probably large) appliance box is another (Amazon) box to hide the contents. However, I recently bought a food processer and chose this option and it didn't - it was a cardboard box, yes, but the brand/model was written all over it (it wasn't an Amazon box). Sort of ruined the Christmas present. :disappointed:
Sure some people on the other thread for this machine when it was a lightning deal at the same price last week mentioned they got the flexible creaming beater included.
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 161#105
Possibly but also a little bit of advice when making dough even in the stainless steel bowl...I've found that if you continuously mix the dough for things such as bread or croissants even the metal bowl an be extremely hard to remove so what I do is "burst" mix for want of a better term...mix for a short period of time...stop, loosen bowl....tighten bowl...mix for another short period of time...stop, loosen bowl and keep repeating until dough has mixed for specified time....makes it far easier to remove the bowl...to be very honest if I was buying the Kmix not based on price and had the choice of stainless steel or glass bowl I'd definitely go or the stainless steel bowl....admittedly I bought one of these black ones on the lightning deal last week to get all the attachments as it basically worked out cheaper than buying the attachments separately and will be useful to have another spare bowl/flexible creaming beater etc...
Pezza2u
21 Dec 16#104
Although I bought the KMX80 that also came with the creaming beater and there was no mention of it being included. Unless it's just a few selected boxes it was included with you should get it.
OttovonPrimark
21 Dec 16#103
Can anyone else confirm this? The creaming beater is a £30-£35 add-on elsewhere.
Pezza2u
21 Dec 16#102
It sounds like it might be worth keeping the KMX80 then with the metal bowl. I did read that some had an issue with the glass one snapping off when trying to remove it, the bottom is plastic and it locked in. The metal bowl is £70 to buy on it's own from Kenwood.
adam4007
21 Dec 16#101
Hi, I just purchased this for a gift but the option to for amazon box was not there. I called and they said everything is sent in amazon box. Hope it does lol.
khaledhossin
21 Dec 16#100
I think the one you posted is better as it is much powerful (1000W compared to only 500W) and also there are many attachments to come with.
komar800
21 Dec 16#99
I have choosen this option when ordered kenwood mixer. Guess what? Came in orignal box. Surprise fuc*ed up, and amazon gave me 5 pounds gift voucher. So, be careful guys if order for gift.
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 161#98
Hence the reason I said in my post (#44) that I use the glass one for cake mix and the metal ones for dough...
I have both the glass and the stainless steel bowls....I would definitely favour the stainless steel one over the glass if I'm making dough due to the length of time the machine has to "mix" it as must admit I've found it quite hard at times to remove the stainless steel one after the dough has taken a good pounding as it seems to push the bowl quite hard into the part at the bottom which holds the bowl so don't think I'd risk the glass one for this. However would favour the glass one if I'm making a cake as you can clearly see when all the ingredients are properly mixed and you're generally not mixing for that long with cakes....
jamesal
21 Dec 16#97
Hmmmm. Only in black. Would have bitten if the red was this price.
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 16#96
On the last page where you confirm your payment...look below where the picture of what you're ordering is on the left hand side and should be a button to tick to request dispatch in Amazon box.
Ah sorry see someone else has posted a picture showing the details of how to do it....
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 16#95
Yes it's identical apart from the bowl and the colour of course....
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 16#94
For a start use the flexible creaming beater rather than beating the life out of it using the metal K Beater....not sure what recipe you're using but if it's any help could PM you the recipe I use and how I make it...just let me know....
tiggerloveslife
21 Dec 16#93
You are most very welcome...glad that my ramblings were of some help although I apologise for the delay in replying...had no power for about 4 hours and it's only just come back on...the joys of living in the middle of nowhere...lol....
This can be a fabulous mixer, but do read the Amazon review about the design fault. I bought one in a lovely shade of green via Tesco from a post on here. It was fabulous for cake mix, but the bowl locked every time I used it for dough and once for pastry. Each time it had to go back to Havant to be fixed and the turn around was 2-3 weeks. Kenwood said it was repairable and would not replace it. Eventually I contacted Tesco who refunded my money and uplifted it. I would buy one again, but not the glass bowl. It was clear from one conversations I had with kenwood that they know there is a problem with the glass bowl model.
dreamz
21 Dec 161#88
I keep getting one popping up but when I click on it it says error
Just got two golden ones.. send me trade request if you fancy one :smirk:
ade12000
21 Dec 16#85
is anyone else still collecting flamedeers?
Mottmania
21 Dec 161#84
Fabulous price for a WHICH? best Buy stand mixer
Clivecvh
21 Dec 16#83
It means that it comes in a box that says Kenwood Mixer and given the way Amazon couriers leave things on your front doorstep as they can't read where your designated safe place is it increases the chances of being removed from your doorstep. A plain Amazon box reduces the chances but not a lot!
Duelling Duck
21 Dec 16#82
Better. This has got electronic torque control so it adjusts the power depending on how stiff the mixture is and it ramps up the speed as you crank it up. If you notice on a lot of shows they flip the artisan to 5 and it immediately whizzes away throwing flour everywhere. Artisans also have a sacrificial plastic wheel that breaks if it thinks the going is tough and you have to take the machine apart and replace it. The kMix would just use the electronics to shut it down if that was the case.
is it good/better compared to the kitchenaid mixer?
luis.vc
21 Dec 16#79
Thanks OP!
jonnyfaz
21 Dec 16#49
Interested, but is 500w powerful enough or will it fall short on certain baking tasks?
tiggerloveslife to jonnyfaz
21 Dec 164#51
Mine has definitely been powerful enough...cor feel like I've become the Kmix Spokesperson/Cheerleader here and should be getting some kind of commission...lol...I've had this machine for over a year and have used it constantly...have made cakes/dough/pastry and never had an issue with it and it's handled everything I've thrown at it with ease and always given excellent results...put it this way Saturday just past I made 12 sponges, pastry for 72 mince pies, croissant dough and danish pastry dough and it handled it all no problem at all...they used them on the Great British Bake Off 2015 so don't think they'd have been using them if they weren't capable machines....
admando to jonnyfaz
21 Dec 16#52
I bought the AEG Ultra Mix which is 1000 watts. It's currently under the tree so no idea if it's any good but seems to get very good reviews too.
Bully to jonnyfaz
21 Dec 16#78
Yeah feels like it might be limited that way, i went for model below, 2 year warranty plus extra year using nationwide card and stainless steel bowl and 1000 w motor.
Is this machine worth getting, or worth saving up for the bigger one where you can add the blender attachments etc?
Gazhenry
21 Dec 161#74
You can get the mincer here for £39... Free delivery over £50 if you get anything else... and if you visit and leave the site before ordering, it asks you to sign up for a 10% off code.
amara7
20 Dec 166#9
It means if it's for a present they can cover the box
AAB to amara7
20 Dec 161#10
Ah thanks
dreamager to amara7
21 Dec 16#60
I can't find an option to dispatch in a box. Can anyone help? It'd suck turning up not covered
paul106 to amara7
21 Dec 16#73
I selected this on a bottle of whiskey recently but they put a small label on the side detailing what it is, so the wife found out I had bought 'another bottle'! :smirk:
khalilyaqoob
21 Dec 16#72
Thanks ordered
Saturn
21 Dec 16#71
Amazing price for a quality item. Bought a Raspberry Red one for my wife in 2011. Still looks like new, used at least once a week, and no maintenance issues. Recommended.
Edward_Nigma
21 Dec 16#70
Missed out on the lighting deal, might take the plunge and get this now. Thanks for posting
rjm67
21 Dec 16#69
Thank you.
rjm67
21 Dec 16#68
Thank you.
rjm67
21 Dec 16#62
Ok, I'm not feeling very well, but where does it say it's got a 5 year warranty?
It's during checkout, under Review items & delivery...
admando
21 Dec 16#64
Now thats a good shout!
Madchester
21 Dec 16#63
Sometimes in supermarkets they have a load of reduced meat that would make good mince or when there's offers on like TESCO sirloin joint £9.99 per kilo would make excellent mince. Also I like sausages and wantcto make my own.
hearts
21 Dec 16#61
So basically all this does is mix stuff?
rredwin
21 Dec 16#59
That's great, thank you!
Pezza2u
21 Dec 16#58
I bought the KMX80 Barcelona a few weeks a go for an Xmas present but I think it's identical to this apart from the bowl is metal. Wish I had waited now and saved £50, I could've bought a spare bowl!
brilly
21 Dec 161#57
wattage isn't everything
kitchen aid is 'direct drive' which is more efficient - is this?
think of led vs normal bulbs - same brightness is different W
From ebay/argos is stronger (800W), but the amazon's one is more stylish.
bignigglet
21 Dec 162#55
just bought thanks OP. That's the missus birthday present sorted she can now bake herself a cake for it :smile:
admando
21 Dec 16#54
Funny you should say that... just the other day when I was considering this for the AEG I thought "but would we ever want to make mince??" I'm just not sure.
Madchester
21 Dec 16#53
These are great for making pizza dough and naan bread very easy. Used mine again last night. Whenever I make sponge the mix always splits though, not mastered that yet. Our kmix gets used at least once per week. I need a deal on the mincer attachment now.
admando
21 Dec 16#47
On the face of it this seems like an excellent deal, but at the same time I begin to wonder in this day and age when something is reduced so much. Either it's cheap and cheerful and previously overpriced, or Kenwood are taking a hit for some reason. I suspect it's the latter since the reviews are so good, making it a good deal, nice one.
On the topic of mixers, how comes the likes of this one and the more iconic Kitchenaid are so down on power compared to some others?
tiggerloveslife to admando
21 Dec 163#50
Think it's more likely that this is an older colour/stock which may possibly be being discontinued and Amazon has surplus stock to sell...plus the fact the ones that come with the stainless steel bowl tend to be more popular than the glass bowl one now....put it this way John Lewis reduced the purple one a couple of years ago because the colour was discontinued but it came with the stainless steel bowl and was reduced to £180 in July/August 2015 I think...also quite a few retailers ran black Friday deals in 2015 on these machines selling them around the £180 mark which was definitely a good price at the time.
The black one is definitely an older one as there was a promotion running for a bit that you got a free flexible creaming beater with the machine whereas the newer colours don't include it.
I can highly recommend the machine...had mine for over a year and have used it constantly and it's manged everything I've thrown at it...one thing that should be noted is that it is a hell of a weight and is not designed to be lifted in and out of a cupboard...mind you the weight makes sure it doesn't move that much when you're mixing something intensive like dough unlike a lot of the cheaper models that quite literally start walking across the surface you're using them on when you try to mix something....have witnessed this in action and been assigned to the role of holding the machine to make sure it didn't end up on the floor....admittedly I wouldn't leave the Kmix unattended when using it either as there can be a little bit of movement with it when mixing dough or using it on the higher speeds.
rredwin
21 Dec 16#38
How does compare to this for example? I'm useless at kitchen appliances!
Kmix is much better and highly recommended on Which. In addition the 5 year warranty is a bonus
tiggerloveslife to rredwin
21 Dec 165#48
To put it quite simply...the multi-one is an all in one machine....jack of all trades, master of none for want of a better phrase....don't get me wrong it's a decent enough machine but really isn't designed for one particular task whereas the KMix is a specialised machine for bakers so if baking is your main priority and you do a lot of it I would go for the KMix...I've had one for over a year now and have used it constantly and it's thrown everything I've thrown at it....must admit the only thing in the baking line I've found a food processor handy for is chopping nuts/biscuits etc as the Kmix does not have any blades for chopping/cutting/dicing...I bought a little kenwood mini chopper for doing nuts and it's superb but doesn't have a large capacity but then again you're not usually doing massive quantities when chopping nuts....it's too small for doing biscuits though so usually use a food processor for that...
Anyway will stop rambling as really no sure if I'm being of any help at all....
saltyworm
21 Dec 16#46
the wife been after a kitchen aid for a while, how is this compare to the kitchen aid?
killerboy32
20 Dec 16#22
Replacement bowl is £60 which is a worry if it cracks or is dropped :confused:
baladar to killerboy32
21 Dec 161#24
Eh, I'll have to careful I guess. Bought. Thanks OP.
tiggerloveslife to killerboy32
21 Dec 161#45
Keep an eye on Debenhams as they run offers on the replacement bowl every so often and regardless of breakage I've found it very handy to have 2 bowls...got a spare glass one from Debenhams for £35 about a month ago...posted it as a deal on here and it went very cold but no idea why unless people didn't realise how expensive the bowls are to buy :confused:
fnas81
21 Dec 161#26
Can we replace glass bowl with the stainless steel one? I mean is the steel bowl compatible with this model? Thanks.
tiggerloveslife to fnas81
21 Dec 161#44
Yes I have both....use the metal one for dough/pastry etc and the glass one for cake mix etc.
Grumpu
21 Dec 161#43
Been after one of these for years but always stopped myself from buying because of the price - could not resist any longer and I just missed the deal the other day. Just gonna have to make sure I use it more than once or twice a year lol. Should help me a lot really as I struggle using my old hand held mixer.
michelle1373
21 Dec 16#42
I did the same, don't know which one to send back
rredwin
21 Dec 16#41
The Kmix is 500w compared to 1000w on the multione - what sort of difference would that make?
georget
21 Dec 16#40
Nice! Thanks!
dreamz
21 Dec 161#37
Lol I can't believe I missed it on the end of the ops description. I think I'm half asleep lol. :confused:
fr3dy77_sp33d
21 Dec 16#36
any comment on the design issue (read 2* comment on amazon)
dreamz
21 Dec 16#34
Does this come with 1 year warranty or 2?
silkystam to dreamz
21 Dec 161#35
Are you on the 'wind up?'
jabba1
21 Dec 161#33
Thanks for posting, Ordered
cheekyweegit
21 Dec 16#25
Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I just bought the blender and mixer from AO.com a week ago, due for delivery Christmas Eve for £199 and a few days later they had an offer of 10% off, so I phoned them and they reduced it there and then, but I'm tempted to cancel that order and just get the mixer although still a saving with my blender........
Dilemma, now what to do?
getmeone to cheekyweegit
21 Dec 161#32
Cancel your order and buy this one. Wait for the Blender to come up in the New Year.
Andi Keane
21 Dec 161#31
Thank you Vassy , more than had left for Christmas but will make a super cool gift (and hopefully some cakes !)
sipipip
21 Dec 161#30
Wow great find. Thinking to buy another one for gift even I already have one...
vod
21 Dec 161#29
Amazing price for a quality blender, would be all over it if didn't already have one
Saro
21 Dec 161#28
Wow great price to wake up to. who said insomnia is a bitch? thanks OP
fnas81
21 Dec 161#27
Thanks op.. ordered for wife! Brilliant find!
shindigger
21 Dec 161#23
Just bought a warehouse deal. Had £31 on a voucher.
So £72 out the door for one of these seems decent.
30 days to send it back if its a wreck. Nice warranty too.
Thanks OP.
baladar
20 Dec 16#21
Does the glass bowl indicate fragility? I've seen quite a few people wishing theirs came with a metal bowl.
twinkle
20 Dec 163#20
However still comes in a box marked KENWOOD..well mine did last week even though I asked it to be covered.
Tora
20 Dec 162#19
I was so upset when I missed the deal a few days ago. Thank you, managed to order one for my X'mas present.
cookiefaerie
20 Dec 161#18
Another winning deal, vassers. Heat added!
nwallace17
20 Dec 162#17
I just received mine yesterday and paid same price as this offer a few days ago. It also included the Kmix Creaming Beater as a bonus (not mentioned on Amazon page) which sells separately for £29.99 or more which makes this an even better deal!
vassy4u
20 Dec 161#16
Welcome :smiley:
MaxiB
20 Dec 161#15
HOT!! :sunglasses: Just processed a return on the old one I purchased on lightning deal at £149 (10th Dec.) and re-bought at this lower price.
Thanks VERY MUCH for posting Vassy :smile:
kha27
20 Dec 161#12
This has 5 years warranty
vassy4u to kha27
20 Dec 16#14
Thanks will add this..
ThePrince
20 Dec 165#13
Expect this deal to be baking :smiley:
Excellent price. Just wish it had a steel bowl
ecsrobin
20 Dec 161#11
Amazing price good find! I was in the kenwood factory outlet shop last month and they were a lot more expensive in there!
AAB
20 Dec 16#8
"This item's packaging will indicate what is inside. To cover it, select Dispatch in Amazon box on the checkout page."
What does this mean??
Rofflecopter
20 Dec 162#7
Ordered. Danke.
outbora
20 Dec 161#6
Thanks vassy4u. Item ordered. Super hot :smiley:
sradmad
20 Dec 161#2
good find vassy , heat added :smiley:
vassy4u to sradmad
20 Dec 161#5
Thanks Sradmad :smiley:
jona77
20 Dec 161#3
Amazon had this on a lightening deal only a few days back at this price good find!
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Box Contains
1 x Kenwood kMix KMX50BK black Stand Mixer
1 x 5 litre bowl with handle
1 x non stick K beater
1 x non stick balloon whisk
1 x non stick dough hook
1 x splashguard
1 x recipe cards
1 x spatula
1 x instruction manual
1 x registration card
1 x UK plug
This item's packaging will indicate what is inside. To cover it, select Dispatch in Amazon box on the checkout page.
**5 year Kenwood warranty - http://www.kenwoodworld.com/uk/customer-services-support/kenwood-guarantee#
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Anyway will stop rambling as really no sure if I'm being of any help at all....
Excellent price. Just wish it had a steel bowl
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What do others think? The extra attachments would definitely be handy and the price is the same.
Did Amazon contact you about the refund, or do you need to email them?
UPDATE: Amazon refunded me 10% for the oversight - result!
Unfortunately i had two back to back drinking sessions so didn't actually muster life to try yesterday. Equally groggy today but can confirm it also has the free beater.
Anyone know who'll cover this with warranty - i remember some say call up with any new product and we can cover it (i want it for the accidental some!)
I bought the glass bowl from Debenhams, which arrived today. I can understand the plastic ring being fragile and breaking if it got stuck too firmly. Buying the KMX80 and the glass bowl has only cost me £20 more than it would've done buying this deal and the metal bowl, which isn't too bad. I was considering getting this for the bowl and spare attachments but decided not to.
Thanks for posting the deal, OP. I was after a K-mix or Kitchen aid for several years.
All metal apart from very thick pirex type bowl
Tools = k mixer, dough hook and balloon whisk and additional creamer is also included (usually £30 extra)
5 yr kenwood g/tee
Appears brand new model BK50GBK (additional sticker on box ) on side shows pic of item with code KMX54GBK
this is my bargain of the year - 2016
Thank you.
I got this for effectively £72 and iwill prob sell the creamer bringing it down to £50 ish. The sell the old one for £15. £35 for this. Insane. Built like the proverbial too.
That said, ive just made a right mess of an apple cake. Mixture gone like lead. Had to chuck it.
Need to see what im doing wrong.
Went too fast i think.
Just trying to find out if this mixer has the option to attach pasta roller, pasta cutter, mincer etc in the front ? The image does not show the front. I compared the products KMX52 vs KMX50GBK on Kenwood site and it says this product does not have the slow speed extension in the front. But description in Amazon says it has. Could anybody who bought this product tell if this mixer has the front attachment feature ? And does the "Pasta Roller KAX970ME" work ?
Sorry wrong place to ask but thought might be quicker here than go through Kenwood customer service. Thanks
The machine itself is the same apart from the colour.
Can't go wrong if you do it that way :smiley: that and make sure butter/eggs are room temperature :smiley:
Thanks both. Saw Micah88's post about the design fault with the KMX50 and will go for the KMX80 instead.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenwood-KM330-Stand-Mixer-4-6-x/dp/B008FN62A6
I'm looking to get one for my wife for Xmas. Thanks for any help.
Ridiculous price.
Buy it now!!!!
Heat from me!!
I have both the glass and the stainless steel bowls....I would definitely favour the stainless steel one over the glass if I'm making dough due to the length of time the machine has to "mix" it as must admit I've found it quite hard at times to remove the stainless steel one after the dough has taken a good pounding as it seems to push the bowl quite hard into the part at the bottom which holds the bowl so don't think I'd risk the glass one for this. However would favour the glass one if I'm making a cake as you can clearly see when all the ingredients are properly mixed and you're generally not mixing for that long with cakes....
Ah sorry see someone else has posted a picture showing the details of how to do it....
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/food-and-drink-preparation/food-mixers/kenwood-multione-khh321si-stand-mixer-silver-10139611-pdt.html?
http://www.kenwoodworld.com/uk/products/food-mixers/kmix-attachments/kmix-glass-bowl-and-folding-tool-max550-aw20000009
£89.99
I think this may help re warranty details.
**You can register your product by visiting the Kenwood World
website. Please note: this is not a statutory requirement.
http://www.kenwoodworld.com/uk/about-kenwood/5-year-guarantee#
kitchen aid is 'direct drive' which is more efficient - is this?
think of led vs normal bulbs - same brightness is different W
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/331915070875?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
From ebay/argos is stronger (800W), but the amazon's one is more stylish.
On the topic of mixers, how comes the likes of this one and the more iconic Kitchenaid are so down on power compared to some others?
The black one is definitely an older one as there was a promotion running for a bit that you got a free flexible creaming beater with the machine whereas the newer colours don't include it.
I can highly recommend the machine...had mine for over a year and have used it constantly and it's manged everything I've thrown at it...one thing that should be noted is that it is a hell of a weight and is not designed to be lifted in and out of a cupboard...mind you the weight makes sure it doesn't move that much when you're mixing something intensive like dough unlike a lot of the cheaper models that quite literally start walking across the surface you're using them on when you try to mix something....have witnessed this in action and been assigned to the role of holding the machine to make sure it didn't end up on the floor....admittedly I wouldn't leave the Kmix unattended when using it either as there can be a little bit of movement with it when mixing dough or using it on the higher speeds.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/food-and-drink-preparation/food-mixers/kenwood-multione-khh321si-stand-mixer-silver-10139611-pdt.html?awc=1599_1482309393_eb1a979b08a8d9d411037125c59cb169&srcid=369&xtor=AL-1&cmpid=aff~HotUKDeals~Communities%20%26%20UGC~47868&awid=47868
Anyway will stop rambling as really no sure if I'm being of any help at all....
Dilemma, now what to do?
So £72 out the door for one of these seems decent.
30 days to send it back if its a wreck. Nice warranty too.
Thanks OP.
Thanks VERY MUCH for posting Vassy :smile:
Excellent price. Just wish it had a steel bowl
What does this mean??
- Pricespy